WooCommerce Product Updates

Two changes in this release affect how you build campaigns from your WooCommerce dashboard.

Ad image previews now load in the campaign builder, even when you have an adblocker turned on. Before, an adblocker could stop the auto-generated preview images from loading, so you'd build a campaign without a visual check of how the ad would look. Now the preview shows every time, so you can confirm the creative before you publish.

Brand guidelines now apply to non-shopping campaigns, including Performance Max. Previously you could only set brand controls on shopping campaigns. You can now keep your brand consistent...

If your store uses the progressive layout, where shoppers build a composite product one component at a time, the builder now collapses each completed component as soon as the shopper makes a choice. The page stays focused on the next decision instead of a growing stack of already-answered steps. This release also exposes the Option Select Action setting, so you control what happens when a shopper selects an option rather than relying on the default behavior.

Catalog prices are also more accurate. Composites that include components with no individual price, combined with scenarios that conditionally hide certain components, could...

WooCommerce Product Add-Ons 8.4.0 makes the global add-ons list easier to work with if you manage many add-ons, and fixes mini-cart pricing so add-on costs now show with tax included.

If you run add-ons across a lot of products, the global add-ons list is now easier to navigate. You can sort the list by name, search to filter add-ons by name, and set how many add-ons show per page. Finding a specific add-on in a long list takes fewer clicks.

Add-on prices in the mini-cart now include tax. Before, the mini-cart could show add-on prices without tax, which didn't match...

WooCommerce Bookings 3.8.0 adds a reschedule flow to the booking details screen, so you can move a customer to a new slot without creating a new order or re-entering the price. It also lets you customize the "Requires confirmation" payment option and fixes several calendar display issues.

When a customer needs to change their appointment, you can now reschedule it right from the booking details page in your admin. The calendar there is availability-aware and preselects their current slot, so you can see what's open and move them in a few clicks. The original price carries over — no new order,...

WooCommerce Product Vendors 2.6.0 replaces the single "Admin Notes" field on vendor profiles with a full notes timeline for both vendors and their products, so you can keep a running, dated record of issues, policy violations, and decisions instead of one field you overwrite.

Every vendor and every product now has its own timeline. Store admins can add, edit, and delete timestamped notes, so the history of a vendor relationship stays in one place and you can see when each note was added. Any notes you already have migrate automatically when you update, so nothing is lost.

A new red-flag...

This release lets your store show real-time ShipStation rates and estimated delivery times to shoppers during checkout, so customers can weigh their options before they buy — plus a couple of reliability fixes that keep rates loading cleanly.

Show shoppers their real shipping options at checkout. Your store can now display live ShipStation-calculated rates and estimated delivery times directly on the checkout page. Instead of a flat guess or no estimate at all, shoppers see the actual cost and timing for each option and can pick the one that fits — which means fewer surprises at the most fragile moment of...

MailPoet 5.34.0 cuts manual steps out of managing subscribers, building forms, and running automations, and picks up your theme's colors automatically in the form editor.

Add a manage-subscription form with a block — no shortcode. You can now drop a Manage Subscription block onto any page from the editor and it renders the manage-subscription form directly, without a shortcode or special URL parameters. It's a simpler way to give subscribers a place to update their own preferences.

See and set a subscriber's timezone. Each subscriber's record now shows their timezone, and you can view or update it while editing them — useful...

WooCommerce Bookings Availability 1.4.0 delivers a broad accessibility overhaul of the Bookings Calendar and Schedule blocks, plus fixes that make the calendar behave correctly for accommodation bookings and on mobile.

The Calendar and Schedule blocks have been rebuilt to work for every customer. Shoppers who navigate by keyboard can now move through the event calendar without a mouse, and screen readers announce when the calendar is loading, so customers using assistive technology always know what's happening. Booking buttons, event items, and calendar navigation now carry clear labels that screen readers can read out, focus outlines are visible as customers tab...

USPS Shipping Method 5.6.0 gives shoppers customer-facing shipping insurance and signature confirmation at checkout, tightens the delivery-commitment display to the rate they actually selected, and resolves a weight-rounding bug that could stop rates from loading on letter and lightweight shipments.

Let shoppers protect their own orders at checkout. Shoppers can now add USPS shipping insurance and signature confirmation to their order at checkout. That gives buyers control over how their package is protected and delivered, and moves the cost of those add-ons to the customer who wants them instead of leaving it on the store. It's a straightforward way to...

Three MailPoet releases shipped within a week. Together they add ready-to-use email content for subscription and booking automations, let you preview automation emails without leaving the editor, bring filtering and sorting to every listing, align WooCommerce revenue reporting with Woo Analytics, and put Sender and Reply-to controls in the email editor.

Build automations without writing the emails first. Subscription and booking automations now come with ready-to-send email content patterns built in, so you can turn on an automation without starting from a blank canvas. You can also preview an automation template's pre-built email content before you commit to building...

Customs Fees for WooCommerce 1.3.0 recalibrates the built-in China-to-US preset to reflect current post-IEEPA tariff rates, so the fees your shoppers see at checkout match what they'll actually owe.

If your store imports goods from China and sells to US customers, this preset now calculates customs fees on the current rate schedule instead of the older pre-IEEPA figures. Tariffs on Chinese imports have shifted under IEEPA (the authority behind the recent US tariff changes), and the preset ships pre-configured so you don't have to track those rates or update them by hand. Shoppers see an accurate landed cost at checkout,...

WooCommerce Bookings 3.7.0 improves availability accuracy for group and person-based bookings, makes the booking form easier to use with assistive technologies, and fixes a timezone issue in the product editor.

The calendar no longer shows a day as available when the remaining capacity falls below the minimum number of people required per booking. Before, a customer could pick a day, work through the booking flow, and only hit a wall at the end when there weren't enough spots left to meet your minimum. Now those days show as unavailable up front, so customers only see — and only book — dates they...

This note rolls up two releases — 2.10.0 and 2.11.0 — so if you're updating from an earlier version, here's everything that's new in one place. Together they expand how you can run your referral program and add reporting you can act on.

Offer referral links and referral coupons at the same time. Previously you had to pick one or the other. Now you can turn both on together, giving customers more ways to share your store and refer their friends.

See how referral coupons are performing in WooCommerce Analytics. Referral coupons now appear alongside your other coupons under Analytics > Coupons, so...

This note covers two releases at once — 6.5.0 and 6.6.0. Together they sharpen how AutomateWoo tracks abandoned carts, measures email engagement, styles your emails, and keeps workflows running where they should.

See what actually happens to abandoned carts. Instead of deleting a cart record once the cart is emptied or the order is placed, AutomateWoo now keeps it and tracks its outcome — Emptied, Placed, or Recovered. You get a clearer, ongoing picture of how your abandoned cart workflows are performing rather than losing the trail the moment a cart changes.

Get complete click data from plain-text emails. Click tracking now works...

This release updates Google Analytics for WooCommerce to run on WooCommerce 10.8 or higher. There are no changes to how your analytics are tracked or configured.

Update WooCommerce first. If your store is already on WooCommerce 10.8 or newer, you can update straight away and everything keeps working as before. If you're on an older version, update WooCommerce to 10.8+ before updating this extension so your tracking stays connected.

How to get it

Update to Google Analytics for WooCommerce 2.3.0 from your WordPress dashboard under Plugins. Make sure your store is running WooCommerce 10.8 or higher first — no other setup is required.

Get Google...

This release fixes assembled product bundles getting dropped from ShipStation exports, and makes managing your store's connection credentials clearer and harder to break by accident.

Your assembled bundles now make it to ShipStation every time. If you sell bundles built from several products combined into one shippable package — a gift set, a starter kit, a curated box — that package now stays marked as shippable and shows up in your ShipStation exports as expected. Before, an assembled bundle could be left out of the export, which meant the order never reached ShipStation for fulfillment and you had to catch it...

All Products for WooCommerce Subscriptions is now included in WooCommerce Subscriptions — no extra extension required. You can offer simple products, variable products, product bundles, and composite products on subscription, create multiple plans for a single product, and turn one-time purchases into recurring revenue.

No separate purchase, one less extension to manage. The All Products functionality is now part of WooCommerce Subscriptions at no additional cost. If you don't have the standalone extension installed, this feature turns on automatically once you update to 9.0. If you already run it, your settings stay exactly as they are — you can deactivate and uninstall...

This release adds one-click fixes to the Subscriptions Health Check tool, closes several gaps that let duplicate subscriptions slip through to orders, and resolves a cart error during subscription switching.

The Subscriptions Health Check tool now does more than flag problems — it fixes them. When the tool surfaces a flagged subscription, you can apply the recommended fix right from the results: switch it to automatic renewal, or process the renewal now. Before this, the tool told you what was wrong and left the fix to you to track down and resolve manually.

A few changes also make scans easier...

The shipping option your customer chooses at checkout now carries through to ShipStation automatically, so the label you print matches the service they paid for. This release also adds an opt-in WordPress.com connection setting and steadier authentication behind the scenes.

When a shopper picks a shipping option at checkout, WooCommerce ShipStation now remembers that choice and sends it to ShipStation as the order's planned shipping method. The label you create matches the service the customer actually paid for — no more cross-checking each order by hand to work out how it should ship. This helps most if you offer...

Manage bookings in bulk with CSV import and export, get reminder emails and auto-completions firing at the right local time, and set your own customer "Bookings" page slug.

You can now download every booking as a CSV file and create or update bookings in bulk by uploading one — no more clicking through bookings one at a time. Export when you need to report, audit, or move your data; import when you'd rather make your edits in a spreadsheet. The importer recognizes plain-language column labels and detects them automatically on upload, so there's no rigid format to match by hand.

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